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  • Tense political drama comes to the cornerHOUSE in Surbiton

    Tense political drama comes to the cornerHOUSE in Surbiton0

    Anna Gooch and Frazer Chesterman star in Single Issue, a tense drama about private passions and the public purse, at Surbiton’s cornerHOUSE oneACTS festival this weekend. Single Issue is one of four short plays in this showcase of original playwriting at the arts centre in Douglas Road. Tickets for the festival, now in its 14th

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  • Romantic drama opens 2022’s cornerHOUSE oneACTS festival

    Romantic drama opens 2022’s cornerHOUSE oneACTS festival0

    Cheryl has found the man of her dreams. As she waits in a hotel lobby, she tells us about the romance and her plan to ensure she does not lose him. Denise Rocard, pictured, plays Cheryl in Time Share Partner by Dermot Murphy, one of four oneACT plays being performed at the cornerHOUSE in Douglas Road,

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  • Talk on the children of the Titanic

    Talk on the children of the Titanic0

    The haunting face of a survivor. This girl from Leatherhead was one of 112 children aboard the Titanic when it hit an iceberg on April 15, 1912 en route from Southampton to New York. Fifty children perished in the maritime disaster. David Lawson Lean, a drama teacher who researched the fates of those children who

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  • Donkey rides for Palm Sunday

    Donkey rides for Palm Sunday0

    You don’t have to go to a beach for donkey rides. A donkey is coming to a church near you – St Mark’s in Surbiton in fact. At 10am on Sunday (April 10) – after the 9.15am Palm Sunday family service (all welcome) – children will be able to have a ride on a donkey

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  • Bob Barter’s jazz gig for Ukraine

    Bob Barter’s jazz gig for Ukraine0

    Don’t miss the legendary jazz musician Bob Barter who will be playing a gig at The Berrylands on Sunday (April 10) to raise money to support refugees who are fleeing Ukraine. The 94-year-old former Elgar Avenue resident will be tinkling the ivories at the pub in Chiltern Drive with fellow jazz musicians Jimmy Hastings (tenor

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  • The power of Monsters

    The power of Monsters0

    Kingston’s Rose Theatre is cementing its reputation for bold, energetic and innovative drama with its latest stage show, A Monster Calls, which tackles a string of challenging issues in an accomplished way. The production is on a grand tour, but anyone who catches it at the riverside theatre in the High Street is likely to

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